Hi,
I’ve created a new GP instance for the guitar to separate it from the keyboards
I have one instance of NI Guitar Rig V6 in the global, but when I open the GUI I get this message. what does it mean and how can I fix it ?
Thanks in advance
Damian
It means that NI didn’t consider the possibility that there could be more than one instance open.
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You’ll have to beat up NI who probably won’t care
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Ah thanks, so i can safely ignore the message.
I don’t know. It’s not a GP issue. You should ask on the NI forums.
It’s unclear what wouldn’t be saved.
Ah ok thanks
totally give in on this wonder if GP 7 is ok anyone any experience of this on 7
I have guitar rig 7. As far as I know having guitar rig in multiple instances (that is instances in multiple hosts or multiple gp instances) is no problem. But you cannot modify/add presets from all instances. Only the first one I guess. So first create your own preset while having only one instance running. When you’re done, you can use that preset in multiple instances simultaneously.
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I hit this issue in last few days. Super annoying but as far as I can work out you can only have 1 guitar rig rack loaded ie: as far as I can tell you can have multiple instances of that if needed but if you edit one that seems to flow through to all of them. If I get some time I going to see how this behaves in logic as I am sure you must be able to have different guitar sound on different channels/ tracks - will try and remember to report back
so in Logic multiples are possible - so any users let’s see what NI say although in my experience thier support is not good
I have experimented with multiple guitar rig instances in 1 GP instances. That works as far as I can tell (and remember)
Thanks I get the same issue as Damien the orignial poster here. I have raised it with NI who have initially complelty misuderstood the issue. I now awaiting a response. I will update when I have it. Out of interest were your multiple instances all in global or some global and some local rack? I am not sure it/why that would matter but just curious. Mine was one global and 1 in local to get the error
All in a local rackspace, but tonight I can check whether that matters or not
Its not the instances that was a problem, its if you try to change a preset it cant wirk out which instance to save as far as i remember, i ended up buying amplitude for general guitar amps and use g7 for specific presets, the global space in ni is pretty messed up with multiple instances too.
in my. case adn I think DJAA’s if you go into GR and set different presets/ things in racks you can’t have 2/3 different ones. A change in one will change them all ( that was my experience but I have GR 6 ) - can’t afford upgrades to next versions yet
Oh I see….thats just poor design on their part, or a bug.
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So I contacted Native Instruments. The good news seems to they are not saying that’s how it should behave. Naturally they are blaming GP but have pushed back strongly saying we are not aware of other plug ins behaving this way. They have also asked to try a different mac user etc however I am travelling tomorrow so that may be a job for another day. I also don’t believe it will make any difference and I have pointed out that others GP users are experiecing this. He has sais he’ll told to his team so let’s keep pushing. I find NI super arrongant and nothing is ever their fault etc … but perhaps they may actually look at this if myself and others keep pushing them
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Not sure if I understand you correctly, but I can have multiple instance, select a preset for each instance (even the same preset), modify parameters for each instance and have that persisted after saving:
I can also save GR presets (each with its own name) and use these presets:
Interesting I get the same message as @DJAA
So the question to I guess is what’s different in our cases